Reborn Warlord: Newcomers, Stay Out of My Way

Why Chinese again? The author of several books is of Chinese descent. I don't know what the use of this identity is, whether it can advance the plot or something.

Forget it about Chinese-American protagonists, I still prefer the ones who are of the same race as they are in any region, which gives them a more immersive feeling.

Here I am, my old driver is taking me racing, of course, hold me tight. I don't want to read the Russian book which is so harmonious that it doesn't look good. Just don't write it in such a way that it makes me think that the protagonist is a decent eunuch.

A good warlord is turned into a gangster by you! ! ! !

That's nonsense. If you just kill Martin, nothing will happen. How many of his 100 people are loyal to him? As long as he dies, as long as you have money, you don't have the final say on the remaining people. You can just kill them. You have to talk about the number of words here.

If you have something to ask for leave, send a notice even if you don't want to write!

The subject matter is good and very suspenseful, but when the author describes the small town under his rule, it always gives me a feeling. That is, this town lives in a very peaceful place, and the townspeople are protected civilians similar to the citizens of our country. The way of thinking is very strange. I don't feel that I am living in a chaotic country at all, and I don't feel any pressure to survive. This sense of dissonance has been appearing frequently, from the beginning of the protagonist's succession to the rest, this dissonance continues throughout. In terms of succession, I can't imagine that without any evidence, an outsider can become the successor of the general without any evidence. It is purely based on the empty words of the United States. The following is even more ridiculous.

The subject matter is quite novel, but the residents are a bit abstract. It feels like a brainstem is missing. This is South America, not Africa.

Sure enough, your combat power is always concentrated on the protagonist. This time there are two supporting characters, the captain trio, right. The combat power is beyond the scope. Write more about what his subordinates can do. The warlord has become a man who does everything by himself.

The dialogue is disorganized, a bit like the author talking to himself. It's so mind-numbing to watch